Execute macro perform different as overlay macro. Why?

[00Whatever]

My problem is when I print on the HP Laser printer and use a macro that is loaded to define the form, it does not work the way I want it to. If I print and execute the macro, the first page comes out good but all of the rest of the pages, including the duplex side do not have a template. If I print and use the macro as an overlay, the template comes out in duplex correctly but the font size gets changed.
I need some help. Can anyone help me. Thanks.
p.s.
I have examples of the macro and form if this is needed.

 

[jlasman]

You need to enable the the macro for automatic overlay.

After the macro is downloaded to the printer, issue the code

<esc>&f###y4X

where ### is the macro ID number. Then it will print on every page.

Jim Asman
jlasman@telus.net

 

[jlasman]

Ooops!

What command are you using to &quot;execute&quot; the macro.

You need to call the fonts wanted in the macro from
within the macro.

Where it works properly is probably a happy coincidence
with the font setting outside the macro.

Look at the font settings, or lack thereof, within the macro.


Jim Asman
jlasman@telus.net

 

[00Whatever]

Reply:
You need to enable the the macro for automatic overlay.

My answer
I have done this and when in overlay mode is when the font size change happens.

 

[epalmer850]

Sounds like you have a font command in the macro, and not font command in the data.